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dave hargadon
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SHILOH SORBELLO
Shiloh Sorbello has been affiliated with WCS since 2005, when his wife Samantha (Sam) began teaching at the high school. Shortly thereafter he got involved in coaching at WCS and was the varsity boys' basketball coach for two seasons. Sam has since "retired" to be a full-time mom, but she is frequently seen taking pictures at school events. Shiloh and Sam have been married since 2004 and have four daughters, three of whom are WCS elementary schoolers. The youngest tags along on field trips and longs to be a Cardinal herself. Shiloh grew up in Davis and attended local public schools. After graduating from Davis High School, he obtained a B.S. in Managerial Economics and a B.A. in Spanish at UC Davis. He then moved to San Francisco for law school at UC Hastings, where he obtained a Juris Doctorate and passed the California State Bar Exam. Then, inspired by teaching opportunities he had (during law school) at Esparto High School and a San Francisco middle school, he went back to school and completed the UC Davis School of Education teaching credential program. He obtained preliminary single-subject credentials in Social Sciences and Mathematics and enjoyed student-teaching at CA Jacobs Middle School (in Dixon) and his alma mater, Davis High. He then returned to the legal field and started working as a Deputy District Attorney in Marysville (Yuba County). He is now the Chief Deputy DA there. Shiloh has been the WCS varsity girls’ basketball coach since 2013. The Sorbellos attend Calvary Baptist in Woodland. Shiloh has served on the school board since 2011, with a one-year hiatus after terming off. Shiloh is committed to the mission of WCS, grateful for the school staff and families, and excited about all God is doing at WCS. |
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jimmy hamlin
Jimmy is the son of WCS founders Jack and Jan Hamlin. He and his sisters, Julie Carpenter and Holly Worl, grew up within the community of the school and is forever grateful for the firm foundation it provided. After graduating from high school, he attended and obtained an engineering degree from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo where his faith in Jesus became his own and was deeply involved in college ministry while there. Toward the end of his time at Cal Poly he developed a passion for youth ministry by serving for several summers helping run the high school summer camps at Hume Lake Christian Camps. From there, he spent a few years serving in various youth ministries both here in California as well as in Ecuador. In 2006, Jimmy began working in Construction Management with Teichert Construction. He also enjoyed serving with Young Life and coaching basketball at McClatchy High School in downtown Sacramento. Along the way, he met his wife, Jenny, who taught elementary school in Elk Grove. After he and Jenny were married and their oldest son was on the way, Jimmy left Teichert to go out on his own and ultimately co-founded Monley Hamlin Construction in 2015, where he currently works. |
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megan plamondon
Megan grew up on the central coast in San Luis Obispo, California. She committed to Christ at a young age and enjoyed being a part of children and youth ministries throughout childhood. After graduating from high school, she attended Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and San Jose State University completing a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering, and two years later became a licensed civil engineer. Megan met her husband Scott in a college ministry, and they were married in 2001. After a brief stay in the Silicon Valley they moved to Yolo County to raise a family and are happy to have called both Davis and Woodland home since 2002. Megan currently works part-time as a project engineer with Cunningham Engineering in Davis, as well as supporting her husband’s law practice, Plamondon Law Group. Megan and Scott have two sons, Alex and Owen who are involved in many activities with WCS and the greater community. Megan’s affiliation with WCS began when her children started attending the elementary school in 2013. Prior to that time, Megan provided her children with a home education, but longed to be part of a larger school community. Since joining the WCS community the entire Plamondon family has been blessed by the WCS families and staff, and the tireless love they pour into the school and local community. Megan considers it a great privilege to be part of a school where Christ is honored, and faith is interwoven into all aspects of learning. Megan and her family attend Calvary Baptist Church in Woodland and she is involved in the woman’s Bible Study Fellowship group in Vacaville. |
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ISAAC RAINWATER
Isaac Rainwater has been affiliated with WCS since 2017, when his children started attending. He was born and raised in Winters and attended several different Christian schools in the area as a child, including one year at WCS in sixth grade! He was raised going to church and gave his life to Christ as a young teenager. Isaac attended college at UC Davis, earning degrees in both Economics and Political Science. Isaac has worked for UC Davis in different capacities for over 13 years and is currently the representative for the UC Davis Strawberry Breeding Program. He and his wife Rachael were married in 2006, and they now have three children: Owen, Kinsy, and Luke, who are all students at WCS. Isaac has been the boys JV basketball coach at the school since 2019 and enjoys being involved with the athletic programs at WCS. He appreciates the impact that Christian coaches, teachers, and staff have on the lives of students and is grateful to be part of it. The Rainwater family attends church at Reformation Fellowship OPC in Roseville and are involved in many different capacities. |
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debbie simpson
Debbie has been affiliated with Woodland Christian since her parents enrolled her in the 2nd grade in 1977. It was through the ministry of WCS in second through ninth grades that Debbie first became a Christian and grew in her faith through the nurturing and guidance of her teachers and then administrator, Jack Hamlin. Ever grateful, Debbie has filled a variety roles at WCS, returning in the early 1990's as a teacher, in the mid 2000's as a parent of four former students/alum, as a staff member, and past board member (2009–2013, 2015–2021). She currently serves as a substitute teacher and is enjoying being back with the students in the classroom, some of whom are the children of former students. She finds it a complete joy to continue supporting the administration and teachers/staff at WCS, as well as the mission and vision of WCS; to educate and prepare even more students for college, and most importantly Christian life. Debbie and her husband, Eric, celebrated their 33rd year of marriage in July 2023. They attend LifePointe Church in Woodland, where they both serve on the prayer team and Debbie serves on the worship team. |
School Board Meeting ScheduleThe board meets once a month (except July) in the Student Union. The meetings are open to WCS students, parents, and staff (with the exception of closed session).
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Woodland Christian School BylawsWant to dig a little deeper into our governance? Check out our bylaws.
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Woodland Christian School Board Meeting Agendas and MinutesLooking to see what the Board has been up to? Just click the link and read away!
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